Embark on a curated 2-day journey that perfectly blends the natural wonders of Zanzibar with its rich cultural heritage. From snorkeling with dolphins and spotting rare monkeys in Jozani Forest to exploring the historic alleys of Stone Town and the aromatic spice farms, this tour captures the true essence of the island.
Morning Ocean Safari: Start your day early to catch the dolphins in their natural habitat. Dive into the crystal-clear waters to snorkel among vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.
Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park: Travel into the heart of the island’s last indigenous groundwater forest. This is your chance to get up close with the rare Red Colobus monkey, a species endemic to Zanzibar.
Stone Town Exploration: Wander through the ancient capital of Unguja. Discover the heritage of the Sultanate as you explore the town’s most enchanting historical forts and vibrant markets, including Darajani and Foradhani.
Prison Island & Tortoises: Set sail by traditional Dhow to Prison Island to visit the famous giant tortoises.
Authentic Spice Tour: Conclude your trip with a sensory journey through a historic spice farm. Sample over 10 varieties of exotic spices and fresh tropical fruits.
Yes! Our tour is family-friendly. Infants and small children can ride in a pram/stroller during land portions of the tour. Please note that for the boat portions, children must be able to sit on an adult’s lap. If you have specific concerns about children’s safety on the boat, feel free to contact us.
Zanzibar is a culturally rich, predominantly Muslim island. While swimwear is perfect for the resort or boat, we kindly ask that you dress modestly when exploring Stone Town or local villages. For women, this means covering shoulders and knees (a light sarong or “kanga” is a perfect, stylish accessory). For men, wearing a t-shirt or polo is preferred over going shirtless.
While credit cards are widely accepted at hotels and larger establishments, we recommend carrying some Tanzanian Shillings (TZS) for small local markets, street food, and tipping your guides. US Dollars (printed after 2009) are also widely accepted, but you will often get a better exchange rate paying in local currency
Zanzibar is a tropical island. While the risk of malaria is low, it is always wise to bring your preferred insect/mosquito repellent, especially for the early morning and evening hours. We also recommend using high-SPF sunscreen and staying hydrated with bottled water.
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